Believe it or not, Cade Clubnick has a narrow path to become the Jets quarterback of the future.

We'll talk about what that path is today on Locked On Jets.

You are Locked On Jets, your daily New York Jets podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm John B from gangreneation.com, and on today's show, we have our weekly mailbag.

Each Wednesday, we try and do a mailbag with listener questions.

On today's show,

we'll talk about why it's just too early to say whether or not Darren Mugi will be a successful

general manager for the Jets. We'll talk about what Brees Hall needs to do to take his game to the next

level on his new contract. But we'll start by talking about Kade Klubnick. That's our first question.

John, is there anything Kade Klobnik could That's our first question. John, is there anything

Kade Klobnik could do that could convince the Jets to pass on quarterback in the first round in

2027? The answer to that is yes, in theory, Kade Klobnik could play well enough to take the Jets

out of the quarterback sweepstakes in 2027.

The more accurate answer is it's very unlikely that we would see that scenario.

But there's always a possibility. If Cade Kluvnik somehow got on the field and looked great,

then yeah, I do think that there's a pathway for that to happen. Now, I think if you look

historically at day three picks at the quarterback position, it's very rare that they step on the

field and they immediately look like a franchise quarterback. I mean, I think if you go back in the last decade,

the list would be something like Dak Prescott and Brock Purdy.

And I'm not really sure there's anybody else who would be on that list.

So if Klubnik stepped on the field, either because Gino Smith was ineffective

or because Gino Smith got injured and played at that level, I think the Jets would

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